Rise in inflation to 18.4% prompts likely further rollover of VAT on food cuts The current temporary VAT zero-rating of many foods, due to end on 30th June 2023 is likely to be extended again. This time until the end of 2023. This comes as
Polish roles over food VAT cut; ends fuel VAT cuts following EC ruling Poland has roll-over again it’s zeroing of VAT on basic foodstuffs. This forth extension will last into 2023. This covers: fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy and grain products. It was scheduled to expire
Zero-rating of basic foods to continue in first half of 2023 as inflation hits 18% The Polish Prime Minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, has stated that the rate of Value Added Tax will continue to be held at zero. This follows the European Commission decision to prevent
Warsaw government considering rolling over VAT cuts Mateusz Morawiecki, Poland’s prime minister, has confirmed Poland is likely to rollover a number of temporary VAT rate cuts as inflation hit 12.3% in April 2022 (March, 10.9%). This is the highest rate since 1998. The current cuts,
Parliament calls for additional supplies to be added to 1 February reduced VAT cuts On 20 January 2022, the Polish Parliament voted to add further goods to the list to enjoy VAT rates cuts to 8% from 1 February 2022. These include: Coal and coke
